George Risk Industries GT10-4 Gate Mount Pool Alarm

Product Description

The George Risk Industries GT10-4 is a gate-mounted pool alarm designed to alert when a pool gate is opened. It mounts directly to the gate structure and triggers an audible alarm when the contact is broken, providing a layer of access monitoring for residential and commercial pool enclosures. Pool service technicians, electricians, and safety-conscious property owners install this device as part of a broader pool safety system. It falls within the miscellaneous contacts category, indicating a switch-based sensing mechanism suited for perimeter security and compliance applications.

The GT10-4 is intended for use on gates surrounding in-ground and above-ground swimming pools. It is a practical solution for properties where local codes or safety standards require gate alarm systems. Typical installations include residential backyards, apartment complexes, and commercial aquatic facilities where unauthorized or unsupervised pool access must be detected and signaled promptly. The unit is sold individually, making single-gate installations or phased multi-gate deployments straightforward.

Key Features

• Gate-mounted design for direct installation on pool enclosure gates
• Contact-based alarm activation triggers when gate is opened
• Suitable for both residential and commercial pool perimeter applications
• Sold as a single unit for flexible deployment
• Compact form factor appropriate for standard gate hardware mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style gate alarm for use on pool enclosure gates in residential and commercial swimming pool safety applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed electrician or qualified pool service professional familiar with local pool safety codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. Disconnect all power to the alarm circuit before mounting or wiring the device. Ensure the gate hardware allows proper alignment of the alarm contacts so the sensor triggers reliably when the gate is opened. Consult applicable local ordinances and the manufacturer data sheet for mounting orientation and clearance requirements.